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October 26-
Launches November 9.
October 22-
But why? BIAP was so catchy.
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Um, it's 2009, not 1909.
October 21-
So happy that it wrote a press release, which we've thoughtfully cut-and-pasted here.
October 2-
The DeGolyer Library at SMU also holds papers and artifacts of J.C. Penney, Texas Instruments, business leader and former Dallas mayor J. Erik Jonsson, entrepreneur and Broadway producer Roger Horchow, real estate pioneer Ebby Halliday, and luxury retail executive Stanley Marcus.
September 17-
If the committee approves the resolution, it will move to the general body of congress for discussion on Sept. 29.
September 16-
This year's edition, dubbed “Curse of It Came From Dallas – Taking the Fifth,” features a guest appearance by Dallas native acting legend Glenn Morshower. Plus a lot of other stuff.
September 11-
Connect with Heritage via Facebook, Twitter, and The Heritage Blog, now at Heritage's new Social Media Page.
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Behind the scenes at the hugely influential Vogue magazine.
September 8-
The Shorthorn will only be available online if the measure passes.
August 31-
We'd heard rumors it was coming -- and now it's finally up.
August 4-
Lauren Blackburn is a senior at Sunset High School on West Jefferson Boulevard in Dallas.
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The profit declines occurred because advertising revenue is down.
July 31-
Without Eats up and running, how can we find out what kind of great meal DMN writer Kim Pierce cooked for their dining critic?
July 27-
Attributed to a drop in advertising, an increase in circulation revenue, and a pay-down of its debt.
July 18-
First publication of its kind focuses on the world of bank-owned real estate, or REO.
July 15-
The Suburban will be a free publication delivered to 25,000 homes in Duncanville, Cedar Hill, DeSoto, Grand Prairie and Midlothian.
July 7-
Today Newspapers was the best source of community news for a long time.
July 5-
Transaction allows company to move forward with a healthier balance sheet and increased financial flexibility.
July 2-
The family of newspapers included Cedar Hill, DeSoto, Duncanville, Lancaster, and Grand Prairie.
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